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wuy vRs HURLBURT WANTS A DIVORCE.

NEWPORT r. T., Jan. The celebrated New-forK d'
vorce case Of Ella c. Hurburt against Henry {. Hnf
burt IT, came up in the Supreme Court here this morn
ing The charges we're non-support and drunkenness
Dispositions were read from seventeen persons Servants
friends and intimate associates Of the family all tesbco
to the drunken habits OF the respondent The counse
for the respondent sought to elicit testimony to snow ha
the petitioner came Rhode Island for the purpose OK
obtaining divorce for which would not hold In
New.Yorx but the petitioner said that she came here SIM
ply because Newyork was disastefui 70 her "er "''
marriage experience there.
In the afternoon Mrs Huriburt was on the stand ana
tssaed she acknow lodged that she had received gem
srou support from the respondent previous to the a.
T5 daserfion I'm 1888. she had house, $500 montn
for her personal expenses horses and cntages @ anu m ~
insnrsnse policy Ou her husbands life for S3oOoo on
smrrendeted worth $4,000 The crossexamlnanMons ~ ~
brought out the that the separation took place ''
after Mr. Hurlburt's failure IN business a., .,.,,a
Three deposions read by counsc TOT @ .he i,rd
en the effect that witness had not rb"rt Simss
then took the stand denied that he had been nan~
ally drunk, but failed TO remember seFctoi oS'"~
cited by witnesses for the other side
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FOR THE ILLINOIS sENAToRsHIP.

CHICAGO, Jan CpeGai.-Prnted slips were eirou
lated at Springfield to-day declaring that :" the man
who takes Logans place must wear the Grand ARMY
badee This was seized with avidty by certain por
ton OF the military element II the sentiment Expressed
preyalls now that Governor Hamilton has withdra"h
IL is conte nded that 1t will exclude every candidate eN
cept Governor Smith and Congressman lien
dcrson and may draw Governor Ogesby clearly into M M
rlce Lieutenant Governor smith. who Is one oi 'no
most active and ambitious OF all the candidates
urging on Governor Ogesby because Oglesby III INC
aie means smith In the Executive Mansion. hhouid
Governor Oglesby insist upon serving out ms ter ~
Governor, II is possible that General smith may W
adopted by the Grand Army men IA their champion
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NOPE nyNAMrTE EXPLOSIONS PROMISED

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. IA letter in this mornings Er-
ai,er signed August Howlin states that the persons
responsibe for the recent explosions OF dynamite are
members OF powerful organization which originated IN
Chicago directly after the Haymrket riots ana 'na INC
dvnamiters have no connection with the Carmens Union
Tie letter says In conclusion: ave have programme
laid out Tor series dynamite explosions and shall
forward IN earnest II the roads persist III refusing 'no
ca rmen their just rights.
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4 COLD WAVE COMING TO TOWN
TO-DAY MAY BE THE COLDEsT ONE OF THE sEAso
AIIANs AnE

TO-DAY MAY BE THE COLDEsT ONE OF THE sEAooN
WHAT THE INDICATIONS ARE.
II the ruddcr which steers the cold wave that rapy
approaching the Last does not get out OF order ana
throw the wave of It's course, to-day VIII DO
one OF the codest so far e1perichceu
this winter In this city. The wave is
coming from the Northwest, where 10 cenered ana NJ
1854 a. m. yesterday advanced arm OF 1t came 10
town II the advices OF the Signal Service Oce are uc'
the temperature that hour today will be sixteen 40
grees lower than IL yesterday The mercury "as'
Yesterday and did not wander far Hoih
its position In the morning The Signal Service 1
It's ranging from 2lo ~ $40 above zero Al Hudnu Nv
q. Ill., the mercury stood at go and ut midday was t
noches higher Then II began To feel the effect OF Tue
wave and slowly descended until at midnight IL soou az
10. A brisk wind WAS blowing making the az, sir '. re-
poets OF a Storm although local one may spring up u
naral lded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
LILLIAN SMITH GROSS EXAMINED.

When the case OF Lillian Smith was called al INC E7'o
Market Court yesterday there were large nunD
fashionablv dressed women pre.n who attracted
there by the case and who wanted the young cn
accused OF being thief Miss Linda Gilbert .ns wer @
OpePs friend was on hand to look. so FAR "a III her
after the young GIRLS interests Lillian was t
ined on the circumstances attending, not h,s sbe
didn't know about number OF ,b Sfrs
She described her Walt the Harlem Theatre VIII ~ al
Smith who told her To stick aud she would oe al
right" Albert smith, the husband or Liahs ,s ,asr.
was also upon the and testified To various ae,s
~ minor in nortauce The child sent " tae Soeaov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
SETTLING sTREET-CAR TROUBLES.

The situation the Brooklyn roads is again assuming
threatening aspect though 1t Is hardly probable that
there will he tleup Messrs Graham and Best OF the
Executive Board OF District Assembly No 75 called on
President Lewis yesterday and had long talk with him
about the new time table. No definite agreement was
reached but President Lewis showed concating spirit
and the trouble will probably be settled The situation
strained but II is hoped the conference which takes
place with President Beers to-day will sraghten matters
out r-..,
The Executive Board will in all likelihood see Prcs-
dent THOMPSON OF the Broadway New York line to-day
n s not probable that settlement will be reached on
this line without trouble.
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HIS SMALL SALARY HELPED TO SA We HIM

HTS SMIIL SILIKT to
CuIc.Go Jan. flames Acheson. manager OF the
hotel Florence at Pullman pleaded guilty to the charge
OF embezzlcment In Judge Anthony's court to-day HIS
shortage Is something like $4,000 Acheson fed to Can
ada when his guilt discovered and his abiding place
was not known till he wrote letter to Tom sheedy'
brother OF Pat" sheedy the sporting man. asking for
,nonev sheedy sent him 800 which Acheson gambled
away in Detroit where trying bis luck one night Matt
PinEerton found him in a gambling house. Acheson was
hack aud friends work 10 get him out or
te teoube one circumstance In his favor was that the
Pmlmans only paid him $50 month To manage ther
hotel intsrests Mr. Pullman recommended hcneson W
mercy de was sentenced 10 live months and @lCO nne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
SPEAKER Hustled HARD AT WORK

MAKING UP THE COMMfTTEES-EVADfNG TIE
RIvALRIEs OF THE SENATE FACTIONS.
ALBANY, JAN (hpecdD.-Speaker Husted arrived here
from Washington late Ongh and going to his home In
Columbiast began work upon the list OF the committees
Of the Assembly II Is said that the
Speaker intends 10 refuse admission TO
his dwelling TO all Assenblymen and their
friends He desires avoid their opportunities for i'm
portant committee positions. In denying admission to
his home all persons. the Speaker initiates his
10 reach the inner OF the house where
he sat at work the list He Is specially
desirous this year making up the list undsturbed by
outside influences the candidates for Senator Will be
made highly IL they see him placing tho ASSEM-
blymen In that position with friends OF the rival
candidates at his elbow watching the work and
Offering advice concerning It, The Speaker
has promised every that he will pre-
pare the committee list without any thought
OF the candidates Senator That promise all the caDdi
Morton, Miller and Hiscock here intend tD know o
good deal about the committee list before ~ Is
an iounccd Theodore c. Teale tne manager OF Mr Nor
TOMS canvass George Sloan the manager OF Senator
Congressman IIiscocks canvass. will. IT Is sad be
about the only persons who VIII have Tree admission
TO Speaker usteds house while he is preparing the
list There is ruinOr that Mr.. Erwin may he
placed at the head OF Committee Appropriations Mt
baker the head OF the Committee Ways and Means
and Mr. Arnold at the head OF the Judiciary Committee
The headquarters of the candidates Ior senator were
only formally open for political work to-day No
politicians In town and consequently no political
work was done Mr. Teae busted himself with hanging
on walls OF his room two handsome portraits OF Lew
Morton Those In charge OF the Miller headquarters SAID
that they would have portrait OF the Senator IN few
days
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PHASES OF THE LABOR QUESTION HERE.


A lockout OF about 500 paper rulers took place
in tits city on Thursday Some time ago the paper
rulers formed union and about two weeks ago maze
b demand for q uniform scale Of wages OF SIS ana
s21 week for different grades OF work. After
short strike their demands were granted and they
>cfc taken back. Their employers informed them
on Wednesday. however, that unless they made q
thlri rate of Sl5 week they would be locked OUT
Ihey refused. and on Thursday the threat of The
employers was carried out.
The International Cgamakers have succeeded In
inducing kaufman Brothers nondy to alter Their
determination to go back to the manufacture OF cigars
in tenement houses. They are hopeful now that
tho other manufacturers will take similar acton
and trouble will DO avertcd.
The strike Of the brlssworlers against an increase
in the hours of labor has been settled. The men
have gone back work on the terms OF the bosscs
The trouble among the leather workers In Newark was
renewed Yesterday when the employees OF A.
Lohenberg and r. G. saomon stopped
work about 200 men g0lng out III
wa thought that strikes woud occur In two other factor
les today The men demand signatures TO schedule
adopted by the Knights OF Labor Most OF the manufaet
urcrs have already signed the schedule
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WRECK on TIE ONTARIO AND wEsTF

WRECK on TIE ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
UTICA. Jan. last evening tho Dolhi express
from Utica on tho New-York, ontario and Western
RAILROAD. whilc running up tho Delhi branch at the
ratio Of thirty Ave miles hour struck broken
sWtch at Haverys Touring mill. about ono mile from
Walton, and was thrown from the track. Tho engine
ran into a car load Of steel rails on tho switch and
the tender was thrown thirty feet up tho bank. The
mill was partially demolished by the cars running
into IT, The forward end Of the first passenger car
was stove in, but the passengers all escaped win
rough shaking up and few bruises. Loss, $4,000.
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A REOKLEss sALvA ZIONIST BRTGA DER

PITTsFIgLD. Mass, Jan. 7--Brigaiier-Generni Marvin
Luke, Of the Salvation Army, brought before the DIS
rct Court this morning charged by his wife win
Ing kill her and commit suicide Luke came 10 THIS place
year ago with body Of salvatOnsts and succeeded IN
Interesting rich widow, who married him and mas sup
ported since She testified that he threatened 70 CUT
6is throat with aud also took chor with swcoa
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HARD FATE OF THE HARVEY MILLSs oREI

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. THE crew of the ship Harvey
Mills which foundered at while on voyage from
Seattle Oregon for this port numbered twentyfour Tho
survivors say that when all hope OF saving the ship was
lost the captain and three attempted to leave her In
small boat but they left the ships side the
boat capsized by heavy II is believed they
were drowned Four others took 10 raft but have not
since been heard OF. Mate Cushman and three OF tho
also left the ship on raft but before they were
picked up one OF the went crazy and jumped over
board The other twelve OF the stuck To the ship
and the survivors her so down, all Oh board must
have perished.
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EXTREME COLD IN THE NoRTHWEsT.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. The polar wave wh'oh
has prevailed for the past forty eight hours
over the entro Northwest At st. Cloud ana hi'A.n'
Mnn this morning tho thermometer was rcporoi
Nc registering sixty below at Albert Lea 40, at Dis
marck 30, and at Miles City tMOnt) 30 below
Much anxiety IL expressed regarding cattle ana snocp
Al st. Paul this morning the thermometer was
below at p. m. 13 be.ow' and at D. H. ~ D'''"'
DETROIT. JAN 7-Reports from this state are 70 .,o
snect that the Ia almost everywhere among the
minus ngurcs At Three Rivers this morning IL was Ia
below zero and the water works we're frozen up Inc
pipes burst near the pump house wednesday hSn" "A~
Inc damage has not ye. been repaired
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BULGARIA AND MONTENEGRO.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE Bulgarian deputation has
gone to Paris "La Pax" of Paris, says France Will
ad, Use the deputaton to reach understanding with
Russia and Turkey.
The organ Of Prince Nicholas of Montenegro
says it belongs to Montenegro TO take the des-
tinies Of the Servisn race in hand and restore
the great empire of King Douchan as it existed
pre-iu US to Turkish subugation. The ar,cle is
supposed 10 explain The extensive armament which
Montenegro has been making recently.
The Russian Military Commission has decided to
adopt new repeating rife for use BY the armv, and
orcers fo- large numbers of the weapon have been
gwen.
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TIE MURDERER OF CODMAN HELD FOR TRIAL.
BOSTON, Jan flames Edward Nowlin, the murderer
Of George A. Goldman, was arragned IN the soner',o
nolce court this morning and pleaded not guilty he
a mtted without bail for trial, which viii probably
not take place for six months
The missing left leg OF Goldman was found today In
aed near where the murderer had thrown 1t. From a
number of gashes the knee IL Is evident that the muir
% o,,ented 10 divide the limb at that place, but sub
nn,tly gave up the idea COdmans father arrived from
New Hampshire to-day and will take the body homo for
burial as son as 1t is released by the authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08

The Harvey Mills has been an unfortunate vessel since
she built and this said TO be due to her having been
launched on Friday. She was vessel OF 2077 tons
capacity owned by Mills o. Brien Co.. OF Thomaston,
Me. where she built In 1876. While lying at Port
Royal S. c. In March, 1871 she was partly destroyed by
IRE and was then brought TO Newfork and repaired
Leaving Liverpool In December, 1892 she damaged
by collision In the English Channel and had to put back
for repairs She sailed again IN January lss3 and was
dsmasted in a hurricane in tho English Channel She
put back to Liverpool and after receiving new
spars and masts again put 10 sea and was SO long ume
In reaching port that II was feared she was lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
sUJCIDE OF FATHER AND SON.

The body of William Earl was found hanging 70
a rafter In ono OF his barns in Union. Union
County, NJ j. on Thursday. He was well-known
Throughout the slate the proprietor OF large cider mills
whc were father For several months
Mr. Earl with which Is supposed unsesoo
his mind His father o similar manner
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priDy no REGIy SUIT IN BOSTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE Government expects 70 De-
Gin preliminary proceedings against the Bell Telephone
Company In Boston before middle of next week. The
counsel will no DistrctAtorney Stern Of Boston, and
Messrs Chandler, Whitman and Goode. The counsel
held meeting this evening at the Department or JUSTICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
FRANK uIscocK,s RETURN TO WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Jan (,peciab. Congressman Iiiscock
arrived IN Washington this morning AS soon as he ap
peared In the House he became the centre OF group OF
friends who inquired xiousy about the Senatorial con-
,est " How are you Senatori" shouted half q dozen
members in chorus.
"Well am receiving congratulations just yet, as
the caucus has not held but am happy, and you
want TO understand that my supporters are as nrn a
rock and moi the least discouraged at the prospect
was the ready reply. Mr. Hscock was In hgh spirits
and his appearance sufficient evidence tna ane .o
caused him sleep He believes that ne VII, noa
the balance OF power when the caucus meets anu 'a'
his supporters will be true to him TO the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08

THE PRESIDENT INVITED TO RIDEAU HALL

OTTAWA, Ont Jan. Tt Is said that pressing in'f-
ito nhas been Rideau Hall TO President and Mrs
Cleveland and the members Of the United states Cabi
net 10 the lests OF the Governor General at
Montrca durn, me carnival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
SUIT or rHE MARcHroNEss or QUEENsBERRY.

EDiSBURGH. Jan. The Marquis OF Queensberry, who
being sued for divorce. has not lived with his wife for
twelve years Shortly after they began TO live apart the
Marquis admitted another woman into his house His
relation with this woman is made the basis for
the suit Neither this the Marquis will deny
the charge OF adultery which the Warehouses makes
against her husband. The will be tried In Edin
bnrgh because the Scotch law grants wife divorce for
adultery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

Madrid, JAN 7.-Queen Christina has decorated the
Count of Paris with the Order OF the Golden Fleece
MADRAS jan TIT officially stated that 4O5 persons
were burned TO death In the iDcendary fire which de-
soyed the reserved nclosure III the Peoples Park last
week
SIDNEY, N. g. w., Jan. -Four Of the young con-
oemned 20 death recently for outrageous assault
servant girl were hanged here yesterday Two Others
Who were 70 have boon hanged were reprevod
1uxls Jan. 1.-THE village Of Dtemsl wss shaken BY
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. JAN 2, 1887
on Hrs DEATHBEp-sr Thomas May, of louisiana Is
lying at the point Of death
VICTORIAN JuBrLEg-The jubilee OF Queen Victorias
reign viii he celebrated india February 1G.
NoygIIsT's LIBEL SUr.-William Black, the novelist,
has obtained verdict for 100 damages against BO,o
Bells for beous assertions respecting his early life and
parsimOniOus habits.
Snow IN EURoPE-Railway traffic is reported TO have
been stopped by q snowstorm III Silesia Heavy SHOWS
reported at Florence Peruga, Venice, Genoa and
Piedmont kan at Rome has raised the Tber
almost TO the point Of overflow.
RENTS REMITrED.-The Duke Of Bedford has RENTED
thc whole OF the OF the farmers and other
his Bedfordsire estates for the current half
year
ALEXANDER TO TRAvEI~-Prnce Alexander OF Batten-
berg authorizes the announcement that he is about 10
make prolonged tour OF Egypt and the East In order
put end to the rumors that he intends return TO
bulgaria.
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xor,un AMEpICA IN THE SOUTH.

ST. LOUIS, Jan IA dspatch from JACKSON Ienn' ,st At
IN. po D patch Pickler age twelve xss
nj ht shot Chester Dod ten me son OF
of that Tho TWO nad quafeneu o.Ss
some TRIVIAL The older boy got the worst ot IL
home aud procuring shotgun souxh' ou' ~ ''
Anda ahoe-TSc
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4 pEyysYLVANIA TRAIN OFFTHE TRAok
Passenger train No 9i on the Pennsyvaa's nosn.
from, Jersey City to Ncw-Brunswick' Jumpos "S SH -
Isndsn n. J.. YESTERDAY morning, caus:ns delay q
feW hours. No one wHs injured
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Compton reiterated that he did not desire TO resort TO an
1tremo measures and only wanted 10 be let alone.
PUSHING THE IoNGsHoREMENs STRIKE.

The rongshoremen seem determined to push the boy
against the Old Dominion Steamship Company to tho
bitter end and have informed the steamship companies
that they will handle freight that comes from the Old
Dominion pier. They have established system OF
pickes by which all freight from the Objectionable com
pay Is spotted and this is done the long
shoremen working where the freight goes refuse TO touch
It, There Is "A strong possibility that the strike WI
spread and II may become general The men say that
they will make further attempt TO see the company:
They have established headquarters at No. l23 west
Houstou-st and say that when the company wishes 70
with them its representatives may call at their
office.
The managers OF the various steamship lines In
censed action OF the unions They say tha II
the OngshOemen had requested them not TO renew any
contracts with the Old ID miniOu Line, long as the
strike lasted. they might have considered II iavoraOy
But they are not inclined TO boycott the Old Dominion
Line so far as existing contracts concerned. as IL
would involve them In financial responsibility meet
ing of the managers OF the foreign lines Will be held To-
day TO take action on the present troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
PROSECUTED BY A CARPENTERS UNION

Joseph Compton appeared in Justice Neeships court
in Newark yesterday with another and said that
they carpenters and that they wanted to take
action against local Union No. 119 OF the Brother
hood Of Carpenters and Joners to restrain 1t
from annoying him and his companion and from
preventing them from getting work Compton explained
that he joined the Union last TO avoid trouble
with his fellows, and worked on Miners Theatre. He
asked TO do Dight-work TO hasten the contract,
and he did He then received peremp-
tory to appear and answer to charges before
atribuna composed officers OF the Union for work
ing more than nine hours q day. He did not pay
any attention 10 the summons and the tribunal nned
him five dollars and then expelled him rom the
union. Orders were issued that no union men
should work with him and he found 1t Impossible
get employment for the support OF his family and
he had no other means OF livelihood. Compton said:
don't want to do any injury. they all have
families support but would like To have them bound over
keep the peace and leave living
Justice Netteship said that could not be shown that
the peace had been disturbed. but he added:
II the statement be that these men have acted together
TO prevent you from earning a living at your uahc:
the laws OF this state for they have Vioat
ed the law against conspiracy II can prove your
charges have them Indicted for this crme Ihere Is
no other course open TO you.
Compton that he did not desire TO resort TO any
extreme measures and only wanted 10 be let alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08
AyALANCHEs IN SWITZERLAND

BEnHE jan Numerous avalanches have occurred
In the cantons OF Lucernc >chwytz and Ur Several vii
lagos have been cut from communication with the
outer world number OF houses have been destroyed
and many cattle killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-08

KNIGHTS OF LABOR AND THE VATICAN.
ROME, Jan. THE Vatican is debating whether the
Order of Knights Of Labor America is proper organ
ration for Catholics to join